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Anonymous users2024-01-23First of all, do you have spotlights, downlights, etc., installed on the upper part of your background wall? If there is, then I advise you not to use mosaics, and you must not use mosaics. The first reason is that the mosaic itself has specification errors, and the errors of small brands are even greater.
The second is that the installation requires quite high skills from workers and masters. If the paste is not good, the gap is not straight, and the height difference will be obvious under the illumination of the light. I recommend going straight to ordering art glass.
It's easy to install, and the effect is absolutely unexpected. Hope it helps. Prompt reply! Thank you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Warm colors will arouse a person's appetite.
Wooden white mixed oil bar The overall color is recommended to be light color, such as light green or light blue, and it is good to accompany white furniture, and it is also possible to simply match some art glass.
If you want a minimalist style, you can match it with gray and white. If you want a warm style, you can pair it with lemon yellow, beige. If you want a modern style, you can pair it with rose red and bright orange. >>>More
Based on my experience as a designer, my advice to you is that the background wall can be modeled to distinguish the key points, and the art paint can achieve what you want.
I think it's supposed to be a white flower.
If you are a relatively young GG or MM, the style of the whole living room should be elegant and warm, and the light yellow and white match to look harmonious and not abrupt and grinding. I don't think there should be too many colors in the living room, so as not to give a sense of clutter, and there should be a dominant color. Of course, everyone's favorite style is different, and I only said my idea to live in a new house, right? >>>More
Combine the decoration style of your house, and then look at the renderings of the background wall. >>>More